校安中心115年暑期期間學生活動安全注意事項宣導:交通安全路口慢看停，安全過假期！ Campus Security Center Notice for 115th Summer Vacation Student Activity Safety: Traffic Safety—Slow Down, Look, and Stop at Intersections; Have a Safe Vacation!

根據教育部校安中心統計，校外交通意外事故是學生傷亡的主要原因。暑假期間，同學們因參加活動、打工兼職，使用交通工具的機率大幅增加。校安中心特別提醒大家，不論是騎乘機車、微型電動二輪車或自行車，務必將安全放在第一位！

1.騎乘兩輪車：防禦駕駛，遠離死角

騎乘機車與微型電動二輪車時，務必配戴合格安全帽（亦鼓勵騎自行車時配戴）。駕駛期間嚴禁手持使用行動電話或相關數位裝置。行經路口請落實「慢、看、停」，切勿酒駕、疲勞駕駛或超速。此外，大型車轉彎半徑大且存在視野死角，請務必避免靠近或與大型車併行。

2.行人安全：專注用路，不當低頭族

穿越道路時應遵守號誌或警察指揮，不滑手機過馬路、不闖紅燈，亦不任意跨越護欄或安全島。建議穿著亮色或反光衣物，預留充裕時間並選擇安全路口通過，建立「行人優先」與良好用路習慣。

3.嚴禁無照駕駛：115年罰則大幅加重！

「道路交通管理處罰條例」已大幅加重無照駕駛罰則，汽車無照最高處6萬元、機車最高處3.6萬元罰鍰，並當場移置保管車輛及吊扣牌照3個月。若未滿18歲無照駕駛，除罰鍰外，學生本人與父母等法定代理人皆須參加道路交通安全講習。無照駕駛不仅違規受罰，更是對生命的極大冒險。

歡迎師生運用「校園交通風險地圖專區」（https://reurl.cc/9bZo2j ）查詢周邊事故熱點，共同營造安全的交通環境。祝大家假期平安，快樂出門，平安回家！

According to statistics from the Ministry of Education’s Campus Security Center, off-campus traffic accidents are the primary cause of student injuries and fatalities. During the summer vacation, students have a much higher frequency of using transportation due to participating in activities or working part-time. The Campus Security Center specifically reminds everyone that whether you are riding a scooter, a micro-electric two-wheeled vehicle, or a bicycle, you must always put safety first!

1.Riding Two-Wheeled Vehicles: Practice Defensive Driving and Stay Clear of Blind Spots

When riding a scooter or a micro-electric two-wheeled vehicle, you must wear a certified safety helmet (wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle is also highly encouraged). It is strictly prohibited to hold and use mobile phones or related digital devices while driving. When passing through intersections, please practice “Slow down, Look, and Stop.” Never drink and drive, drive when fatigued, or speed. In addition, large vehicles have a wide turning radius and massive blind spots, so you must avoid getting close to or riding parallel to large vehicles.

2.Pedestrian Safety: Focus on the Road and Don’t Be a “Phubber” (Smartphone Addict)

When crossing roads, please obey traffic signals or police directions. Do not use your phone while crossing the street, do not run red lights, and do not arbitrarily climb over guardrails or traffic islands. It is recommended to wear bright or reflective clothing, leave yourself ample time, and choose safe intersections to cross, thereby establishing a “Pedestrians First” culture and good road habits.

3.Strictly Prohibited: Driving/Riding Without a License—Penalties Significantly Increased in 115th Year!

The “Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act” has significantly increased penalties for driving without a license. Unlicensed driving of a car carries a maximum fine of NT$60,000, and a scooter carries a maximum fine of NT$36,000. Vehicles will be impounded on the spot, and the vehicle’s license plate will be suspended for 3 months. If a minor under the age of 18 drives without a license, both the student and their parents (or legal guardians) must attend road traffic safety lectures in addition to paying the fine. Unlicensed driving is not just a legal violation; it is a massive risk to your own life and the lives of others.

Teachers and students are welcome to use the “Campus Traffic Risk Map Section” (https://reurl.cc/9bZo2j) to check accident hotspots around the campus and jointly create a safe traffic environment. Wishing everyone a safe holiday—joyful departures and safe returns home!